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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

That . 70 cay. your lungs. Also ~
your breathing machinery: Very won
derful machinery Il 10. Not only tbe
larger sir.passsges, but the Thousands q
little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
when these are clogged and choked
With matter which ought not % Be there
your lungs cannot bali 40 their WORK.
And what they do, they cannot do we'll.
Call Il cold, cough, Group, pneumonis,
cstarrh, consumption or any Of the ram.
iIy of throat and nose and head and long
o6structIons, al are bad. All onght q
be rot rid or. There 10 just one sure
way 70 get rid Of them. That I. @ tsks
F3oechec's German Syrup, which any
|druggIst viii sell you q - cents : bot
lie. Even II everything else has failed
|you, You may depend upon this so'
|certain. April 22-y-e. 9. y.
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TYPHOID FEVER AND MILK SICK.
Their Cause, Preventative sug-
gested by = former State 0eOl0-
glsts Prof. John COllett.

Their Cause, e,-PPeventativo Sug-
gested BY . former State 0eOlO-
gist, Prof. John COllett.
The recent publication in the Courier
Of the facts brought ont BY reports tol
The Board Of Health from Patoka and
Ferdinand townships. has brought W.
the favor Of The following from Prof.
J ohm Collett. who will be tavorsbIy re-
BY many Of our citizens:
EDrroR JAsPER CoUKER You have
done we'll 10 call attention Of your peo-
pie 10 typhoid and other fevers in locaIi-
lies OF your county. Typhoid fever has
been found 10 owe its origin tn Nth.
decayed organic matter, In, under or
near houses, wells or springs. Bad
water, ETC., causes . weakened vitality,
aud water u not able 10 resist the germs
OF dIsease; but healthy men and women
may and do care for those sick with con-
tagious disease without danger.
Rain water 10 pnre. The roof that
sheds man or beast will furnish enough
pure heaven given water, for that man
or beast.
Due regard for the health and lives Of
family, or OF farm animals, invites the
building OF we'll cemented cisterns ~
which this rain water may be saved and
altered. The experience Of thoUsand'
In The coal regions Of Southern Indians
and Illinois IL that . good cistern IoI
family use, will earn enough TO pay To-
itself in one year by saving TO that lam
ily the expense Of sickness, doctors Dill
and collins. 1t would be well 70 0uiIt
such cisterns new, for the fever is Iikel!
TO Be followed BY diarhes, hux AMI
Ispotted fever.
Typhoid fever originates from loca
causss. II one Of : family sickens 10
came cause may PROSTATE other mem
, bers OF the family. In such cases II ha
been found beneficial to sprinkle pow
dered copperas about and under IN
house and outbuiIdings where slopt
; fllth and droppings Of animsls are ez
posed 10 the cir and decay every fe'
days for one month.
MIX sickness IL caused by animal
. eating in time Of great drought or at IN
: frst frosts Eupatorium ageratotdes. CON
> mouly known % Virginia snake-r0o
white blossom or glory Of autumn. IN
{ grows about two 10 three feet h1g'
. some what resembles boneset, but b
Q round stems aud branches, and In man
> places oils the woods and unplowe
: 6elds with its little white blossoms
n August and September.
ri EupatOrium lives two years ana
q easily exterminated BY moving %
. length Of time or blowing the land.
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iWo9uiukt0u oP<<tss.t
NJ. Randall was asked what he thought
of the message and its recommendations
He replied:
@There viii be . reduction Of taxation
at 'this session OF $50. .0O0, ,OcO or more, but
not On the exact line Of the Presidencs
su0oea,ions @ contained in HE meesage.
"A large part Of this reduction Will oe
IN the repeal Of internal taxes, which tne
President does not seem 70 favor - ana >
large reduction will also be made 10 the
rates or duty on imports. There y Ger.
iainly urgent need for such revls'on 9
the tariff a. will remove its inequalities
and antiquities and 90 simplify y gen
erslly q to prevent the abuses now %
prevalent aud 90 hurtful to the hones'
trader.
s.There can bs such enlargements q
The free lIst and reductions IN the duti'
Able schedules o will reduce the rev.
enue from customs, without the least ID.
iurv. however, to any Of our established
industries and without lowering 70 tne
least the remuneration now awarded q
labor.n
II trust end believe that euch wiss
|couusels will prevail - will secure m
laccomplishm ment Of these objects"
an your belief, will the present tax on
tobacco and cigars be repealed Z"
.In nv opinion the House Will pas
bin repeating the entire tax on oil kind
lsnd forms Of tobacco, and viii 50 con
Isiderably further lin the direction q
OF internal taxes such = ois
|tilatIons from fruits and license. 6ogs
should not, In my judgment, b Inter
6ered with. A conservative course Q
action viii secure the desired legislation
: radical course will not"
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Herr Most, the anarchist. who VA
trie,l and condemned : few days ago
has peculiar record. He does not b.
|lieve in Supreme being. He was I'm
psisoned one year for treason 10 = ustris
be was imprIsoned IN Berlin for one
year for calling the emperor : elaugh..
terer; two monlhs for blasphemys and
|I8 moushs ID England for spplauding
the murder Of the Gar In this country
hs has written several anarchistic books,
and recently made speech in New
York, which sends him 70 the work
house one year, with fine Of $500.
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u.. ~. s,. -
Inc Cnicseo 1r.ounes tno .ssun
puoicam paper g m' no 49,. -
last Friday commeuseu cn ~ -
inssrvsew en tns rses'oso's 's''
u says;
L "Mr. Blaine, - might have been ex'
pecled. has presented high terin psoteo-
lion, from : partisan point o. views a.
an opposition Issue 10 tho treesoenVe
views on tariff reduction We have >
long and apparently very pleasant w!n-
tier before us In which 70 discuse TINS
IQuestion. and Il u : question which muss
lbe aettled upon its merits and not upon
{ rolItical considerations. 30 far, there
fore. as Mr.. Blaine seeks 20 MAKE y sP'
pear % party issue, ne VIII san.
ut is IN suficsent exp'aust'on - -
Blaine's interview that ne is rennsy''
vanian. lie was brought Up 20 stmos.
phere Of ultra protection; ne PEE 80 . .
the feet o. the nign teTin usu.ne. =
that State. and imbibed their doctrines
Like I'll Pennsylvansans. Republicans q
Democrats. he believes 10 enormous o9
ties on imports for the purpose % COO
|dling the mill bosses and protecting IN
Iso-called "infant industries" whicn ionl
lago came Of ago aud ought 70 % ao!e =
go alone. Gvery Pennsy'van'sn oe'levs
lshst the protective system promotes y
interests, and that ~ promoting nie ~
lteresis II enhances the general gooo 2
THE public. ".
III 10 almost needless % say tn:t ~
Blaine, % well . other tennsyivsnI
Republicans. 10 taking tnn Posl'so
: lmakes no account Of the preceoenIs :
1867. Of 1e62-6S, or OF the pletIorm -
lle84, which explicitly declares tne ~
publican party pledges itself % corres
the irregularities Of the tarin ana % q
duce the surplus. inev even iouB'
THE small reductions Of 1853.
\ "The Blaine Interview w'lI nave
? Istand upon jts merits and u VIII q y
: dorsed or condemned ~ accorosns !
with the value Q! the Mku'eu. u y
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Noted Barslars Caught = Paoli.

The Paoli News gives ths following IN
regard 10 some burglar in jall there.
These men are snppoeed e b me onee
who ''bleW" Eckert Bvos. = Co.. sese q
Jasper, IN October last, % some o. the
articles taken from the safe we're found
10 their possessIQn:
WIN. Farrell, Esq.. and Sheriff Pierce
and Thomas Osborn went 20 6hepheros-
VILE. KY, last Friday night 70 bring the
parties charged With robbing WIN. n.
Osborn's store few weeks ago. back 20
this county for trial. They returned
with the prIsonsrs Saturday night, And
lon Monday afternoon the accused had >
preliminary examination before Squire
Ben. Stinsoh which resulted in their
being held for trial 1t the next term Of
1.-The Orange Circnit Court. Their bonds
were fixed at $50, which they. failed 70
lgive, and they will remain IN jail until
Court convenes. They gave their name.
lee Charles Boyer, John Marshsll and
james Carlton.
The following IL : full description Of
1.-The three prisoners as furnished 10 By
Sheriff Pierce. be having made rigid
Charles Boyer. Aged ~ wears. hight
Is feet III inches, dark hair and mus,
lache, grey eyes, small scar on chin sn6
10 little inclined 70 stoop. hea tattooec
4 monogram Of the Goddess Of Liberty o.
lien arm between elbow and wrist, aIss
1.-The initials c. b., and trapeze performel
lon same arm has large Goddess Of Lib
'lerty and bust Of an actress and smal
,|cross tattooed on right arm; also eca
\ about u inches long on right wrist
weight ,73 pounds. Claims to Be Ger
|. .mAn, and from Columbus. Ohio.
4 James Carleton.-Age 36 years, high
..Isix feet, red hair and whiskers, red com
Iplexion, grey eyes, has small piece ou
Iof right nostril. monogram on len arr
'|of tombstone with boy standing besid
.lit and the words I'm memory Of m
!. .lmother." and on outside Of right arm th
.Iinitial j., weight t53 pounds. Claims :
ss|have been born in New Jersey. Says b
wss formerly from Mass, and beIonge
Ito the Worcester Guards at one time.
4 John Marshall. Age IS years, hight
fleet III inches, weight l63 pounds, blu
dark hair, fair complexions hs
monogram on LETT arm between elbo'
.slsnd Wrist of = tstt0ed heart about o.
'''linch long. Claims to Be from Ohio.
'''|thought 10 be an escaped convict fro'
4 frankfort, KY, and also from Jeherso'
1 willie, Iud. His right name . suppose
i 20 Be Ryan.
Z = The I.ouisville Commercial. saya q!
~ Marahaii. is tho notorious "StarIigl
! SslJack," pal Of the now decessed VI
!. Ilodifar, aud who assisted lhst oesperAt
!. !. In I'll his schemes OF jsil-breaking. q
!" lother crimes. starlight jack serv'
1.-two years at Michigan City for .
y eeIblowing, and served another term
y ehersonyiIle for the same crime cor
= United IN New ALBANY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

The stationary contract for the ensuing
wear was awarded By the Commissioner
- Thornton 4 Baker Of indianapolis, q
os95. The next lowest bid was that q
ira Evsnsville Journal Co., at S997
WIN. Burford, indianapolis, el.Ol5
4 sseelman 3 Co., indianapolis, el.Oz6
Sentinel al,O99. The very low BID q
Thornton 3 Baker was surprise 20 ne
|Commlesio sioners q well . to the station
|erv men present, the bid wee eent by
mail and was the lowest ~ v41e. 1ns
|closs proximity OF the other bids emeI'l
4 little : little like "set up JOB" among
the contractors. ~ Boonville Enquirer.
Dubois County's stationery cost tht
county over ~ 600 last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

ANDERSON, IND. Dec. g. Gas we'll No.
/ i completed. 1t proves 70 be a im. m
mense we'll, with . pressure q ~
pounds and . dow Of 10 100000 cubic
feet per day. This well 10 Tor the sop-
DIV OF free fuel 10 manufacturers and y
heated Immediately west Of The city
limits. The seven wells here have :
daily output Of over sixty million cootc
feet. The Anderson gas 6eld y by ~
1.-The richest In The west All the wells
|ars above ses level, are perfectly dry
land or large capacity. In no case nas y
been necessary TO shoot the well. since
1.-The discovery Of gas here last Apr'' no
extravseant advertisement o. ne CITY -
been made. but her population bee rap
|idlv increased, and : pumber Of manu-
IiaciuriDg enterprises Save been essso'
!lished. Anderson invites comparison Q
Iber gas aud shipping facilities with tnos'
Iof any point In the gas HELD
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

Our neighboriug city Of Princeton. A.
readv one or the most prosperous q tss
size n Tho country. u just new rejoicing
IN the opening Of : gss well. Ihe
Princeton Democrat Of this morning has
this paragraph:
"A gentleman from Findlsy, @, vis-
tied the eas we'll at this place Sunday
Isst. and when atked how i compared
With those in his town. ssid; very
favorably. while " have some that are
stronger. many are not; You nave oser
An average well; - much eas y escaping
from the mouth Of the well, - - burn
ing in the pipe"
This il, indeed. encouraging. and The
Courier most heartily congrstuiates 10
thriving and enterprisiDg neighoor.-
Evansville Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

Before you call attention 70 the net
that : BID has 40 use for his tall, please
remember that you have two buttons %
lhe lower back Of your coat that don''
button anything.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

Governor Gray he's appoInted Messrs
John n. Bass, or Fort Wayne; Antona
Mayer. or Terre Haute, and Clem 6tude'
baker. OF South Bend, Commiseioners q
represent the State q tho Centennial
Exhibition or the Northwest Territory
to b held next year IN Cincinnati, y
The exhibit will begin July lth, and con-
sIoue during the reminder sf the year
- Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

Exteusive SALT works are TO be started
Al The natural gas wells ID Boone tewn.
shjp. Harrison county, where strong
brine aud natural gas are 10 s5uudans
A. Ledger.
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The eas well q Mitchell has beer
mined and converted into watering
plsce for stock. Nothing more j. ss'e
sbout the big hotel that was 70 b erected
,here 20 accommodate shousands q
euesss. and Be rival Of French Lick snt
West Baden Springs. s.-Paoli News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

Look out Tor : grand old plea for the
suspension Of silver coinage during the
next few days. Wall street u still try
ing 70 run this country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

Upton Times.
Since the demise OF the Republican,
party and the retirement Of the Hubbles;
Dorseys and other Star Route thieve&
Who sioIe millions Of dollars from tho
Post-office Department to purchas yotes
to keep Republican plunderers and
thieves IN ONCE, the Post-ofiicc Depart.
meut 70 now seli-sustaining, while under
the Repu blican party from eight TO f1f-
teen milIions OF dollars had 70 be appro-
prjascd annually. The people aro be-
coming better Satisfied each day that tho
Republican party can not be trusted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

The republican national committee On
the third ballot selected Chicago - The
place of holdipg tho ustioual convention
On June 10th.
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Mr.. Catharine smith, OF French Lick
|towuship, Orange county, died on the
6,h Inst. e the advanced age OF 80 years,
III months ana 20 dsys-lackiDg bot ten
days or roo years. She was the oldest
resident OF Orange county. IN. a.
Ledger.
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n<rrs OS ADvERr.sEENo'
,.re. 10 lines or less, ] week, y "
r.es To- ssubseq quent insertion, 20 ca
ro.ger advertisements q the same rs.e'
S.sct;on over even square or squares
= A'.n,ed md As square. These are the terms
,,s .,s ABDUCTION will be made 20 regular
Advertisers. ,...rt ~ admfnis-
,s sva ana legal notices Of like character
. , Be paid In advance
sxxouxcrSa cAsD'pArEs' \,
FOR township Oficers' e:en IA
~ ror District, Circuit, or State o0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

Frank Posey made trip to Chicago
last week 10 secure : market for the
Blackburn coke, which he succeeding ln
doing. The coke manufactured here =
or excellent quality, and finds : ready
market wherever introduced. Peters
burg Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

what are theyf A . general thing
thcy are prescriptions having been used
With great success BY old and well.read
Phvsiciaus. Thousands OF inva;ids have
been Unexpectedly cured By their use.
ana thew Are the wonder and dread oil
Physicians and Medical Colleges 10 tne|
u. g., 90 much 90, that Phvsiciane grad
uating at Medical Colleges ere required to|
dlscountenancs Proprietary Medicines.
as through them the country doctor loses
bic most profitable practice. A. man.
ufscsurer or Proprietary Medicines. Or.
g. G. Green Of Woodbury., N. j., advo-
Gates moot cordially lin order 70 prevent
the risk that The sick and afflicted are u.
able 10, almost daily BY the nee Of Patent
Medicines put ont By Inexperienced per-
sons for aggandizement only, and the
employing OF inexperienced and tncom'
pelent doctors by which almost every
village and town 10 cursed; aud men
claiming 70 be doctors who had better
|be undertaken, experimenting with
their patisnts and robbing them Of their
money and health, for the good ot the
|aiIlicted that our government pvotect -
people BY making laws 70 regulate tne
Ipractice Of medicine by better expert.
fenced and more thoroughly educated
| Physicians, and thereby keep up the
honor anJ credit Of the profession, also
| form laws for the recording Of rec'pee o.
| Proprietary Medicinea, under examina-
|tiOn and decision or experienced Chem
lists and Physicisns appointed sor .nas
purpose By the Government, before tncy
are licensed for general use. He wou'd
most freely place the recipe Of Boschee's
German Syrup and Green's Augusl
Flower under such laws, had ne me
proper protection, and thereby save the
\ Iprejudice Of the people, and avoid the
com petition and Imitation Of worthless
\ Imedicinss. Copied from the Chicago
! Nail, Aug. 3. 81.
y Tho Paoli News says: "There ap'
/. pears to be : very atrong sentiment u
} favor OF Governor Gray, o the Demo
cratic candidate Tor Vice. President. Il
/ the nomination wss to be made nov
!. there u scarcely room for . doubt tina
J, he would be nominated. and there is 20
J. solutelv No room to doubt that his nomi
nation would Do the wisest and best ina
lthe Democrats could make. he ha
! made 9 few political mistakes - AM
J, other politician Of equal prominence
J. and the Democrats Of his own Stat
: -|have unbounded faith In bis integrit!
:'aud ability. These are elements Q
) strength which should not Be overlook
ed"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-15

There will be Musical and Literary Enter
tainm, mt given in st. Paul's Parish Ha /,
in rear of Church building on olive street,
betweer Fifth and Sixth streets, by the Altar
and Decoration Committee of the Guild on
Tuesday evening. November 18th. at 8
o clock The following ladies and gei tie
men will take part; Mrs. C. L. Davi Mrs.
]. NJ. Demar n, Mis- Sho t, Miss Laux, Miss
Vail and Mr.. J. Bond Francisco. A great
'ea,ure will he the Re citations OF M IS Mamie
Shor', Elocutionis'. Tickets for stle 1T
Ba tlett's Music Store. After the entertain
ment there will be a sale of fancy work and
refresh ments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-15

ing that Canal street be extended.
From J. Brownstein, ct al, asking
permission to pipe Zanja S-R on Fig
zero street, between Pico and Row
land streets.
From f. Sabichi ct al, asking that
Seventh street be graded.
From j. Bryson, ct al, asking per-
mission to excavate under the side
Walk on the corner of Spring and
Second streets and to de osit build
ing material on the street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-15
COURT NE VS..
A New Order in the Azusa Water
Case.

New Order 1n the AZuSa W AteT
Case.
Hunter & Walsh commenced suit in
the Superior Court yesterday to fore
ose mortgage belonging to A. L.
de Nasquez, amounting to $l454.
j. G. DeTurk commenced suit in
the Superior Court yesterday against
G. Bnrdick ct al. to have the defend
ants claims to certain lands set forth.
j. W. Gardner commenced suit in
the Superior Court yesterday against
I. w. Gardiner ct al, to dissolve
partnership and to obtain an injunc-
ton restraining defendants from sell
ing any of the partnership goods. The
firms name was the Santa Ana Real
Estate Bureau.
Thomas Alvarado commenced suit
in the Superior Court Yesterday
against William F. Nordholt ct
al to have his portion OF
and on First street set aside.
The hearing of the motion for alimony
in the case of S. H. Mott vs. f. A.
Mott, will come before Judge O'Mel-
veney on Friday morning next.
Judge Hutton yesterday granted di-
vorces in the cases of Laso VS.. Laso,
Russell VS.. Russell, Ellsworth vs..
Ellsworth, Hanscome vs.. Hanscome.
and Ebright vs. Ebright.
The hearing of the Azusa contempt
cases will take place in Judge O'Mel-
veney's Court room on Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
A new order was issued in the
Azusa water cases yesterday by Judg.
Melveney. Some time ago the in
junction granted was modified so as to
allow the plaintiffs to construct their
tunnel, providing no water was taken
from the San Gabriel river. Yester-
day the injunction was further modi-
fled SO as to allow plaintiffs, the Azusa
Water and Irrigation Company, the
privilege of turning water into the
canal or ditch.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-15

Mr.. Kuhrts moved that the Clerk
advertise for new fire engine house
in East Los Angeles. Adopted.
He also moved that the Clerk be in
structed to advertised to advertise fol-
a new second-dass and third-class en-.
CINE and hose cart. Adopted.
Moved and carried that the Fire
Commissioners be authorized to pur-
chase 1000 feet of hose.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following petitions were re
ceived and referred to the proper com
mittees:
From f. S. Graham ct al. asking
that their contract with Mayo <
Whiteside to grade Kip and Ingraham
streets be ratified.
From f. l.. Carpenter ct al, asking
that the grade of Morris street, be-
tween Main and Hill streets be es.
tablished.
From Geo. H. Freeman ct al, ask
ing that the grade of Maple avenue,
between Pico and Washington streets,
be established.
From IL. p. Laulz ct al, asking that
the sidewalks on CASTELAR, street, be-
tween Temple street and Bellevue
avenue, be made twenty feet wide.
From II. B. Fin ey, asking that the
line and grade OF Canal street be
established.
From Refugio Grant, asking that
portion OF Naud's warehouse be re-
moved from Chavez street.
From l. W. Hellman, asking per-
mission to excavate under the side
walk of his property OH Second street
and to store building materials on
the street.
From K. G. Brai in, asking permits
sion to stand team and wagon on
Temple street, west of Spring street.
From M. Levy, protesting against
the abandonment OF Aurora street.
From H. w. Seymore, ct al, ask
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-15

Free ride to and from the Raymond I'M
provement Co. Tract, South Pasadena, every
day at $50 A. NJ. Apply to W. G. Hughes,
Room 0. Los Angeles National Bank Build
ing, corner First and Spring Streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-15
0Old Wine to Drfnk.1
For Sale.

The best lots in the city for the money, one
block from Washington street and street car
line; prices from 800 to 5000. Terms one
third cash, balance and 10 months.
ALBEE & CUNNINGHAM,
33 s. Spring St., room 10.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-15
MINNEAPOLIS
rs THE
PrrttieSt anil : Best LuCaled : TOWnSite

Located four miles north Los Angeles line of Southern Pacific
Railroad beautiful valley surrounded by mountain scenery heahu
climate and fine soil The Glendale road building
within hundred feet this Boulevard
ecly through the townste.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-15
''I Know "a HAWK From n Hand.

The cook remarked when she insisted on
having Crown Flour